clinton foundation or e-mails. for people that do pay attention, it reinforces all of the world narratives about the clintons not playing by the same rules this the rest of us play by. reporter: and don't think for main republicans won't capitalize on controversies from benghazi to foreign fund-raising. this ad released to coincide with her announcement. >> not working out well. >> catastrophic move for hillary clinton. >> millions of dollars from foreign government. reporter: the #stophillary. while many view this a core nation, time for our first female party nominee and possibly president, some say competition would actually benefit her. >> she probabilityly needs a tough competitor to face, whether it's elizabeth warren, she needs someone to toughen her up. reporter: another challenge will be her narrative. can hillary clinton explain exactly how she will fix what's gone wrong the past few years without offending or losing obama supporters. another dell it task she will have to handle carefully. in washington, scott tillman. >> the republican national committee ready with his own response tonight. in a statement say

it furthers the narrative clintons try to be cute and get away with other stuff no one else does. >> ion. we appreciate it. >> peter may not have evidence of hillary clinton intervening to assist donors but he believes a criminal investigation should be on the table. take a listen. >> have you proven quid pro quo? >> i don't think quid pro quo needs to be the standard. is there a pattern behavior and do people believe there was a pay to play arrangement? that's something i cannot matter. i can't look in hillary clinton's mind or her e-mails. the question is what is this pattern is this dough thoracics give lots to the foundation where they pay clinton a lot for a speech. there's benefit for the donor. >> joining me chris and jean. thanks to both of you. chris, i want to start with you. does this book have legs and last into the general election or do people start to say -- the author himself says there's no smoke gun but instead a pattern. >> i think it's important as you know, the author says we do not have definitive proof of a quid pro quo. obviously if that existed i could make an

. >> for people to pay attention it reinforces all the old narratives about the clintons not playing by the same rules the rest of us play by. kimberly: clinton's announcement comes a day before florida center marco rubio is expected to announce his candidacy. he has an event scheduled tomorrow at the miami freedom tower. abc 7 is your station for all the new development as we gear up for 2016 with continuing coverage on air and online at wjla.com and on our facebook and twitter pages. a live look outside right now, a gorgeous day, and the cherry blossoms, but some rain is on the way. eileen whelan joins us now. you have been talking about the rain. will it wash away the blossoms? eileen: it may, but it will also wash away the pollen. if you suffer from allergies, you will get relief from the rain tuesday. the rest of tonight, clear skies, beautiful tomorrow. 57 degrees right now in d c, 55 outside of the belfort furniture weather center, 55 dulles, 51 annapolis. not as cold as last night, 50 degrees when you wake up in the morning in the city, 40's in the suburbs. midday, 66, and we

it hurts her in the narrative that the clintons are seen as secretive. the every day voters probably not in tune it. but the drip, drip head lines do not help her, jon. >> thank you. >> appropriately enough, the irs director is in the hot seat. they are drilling him on spending, even as his agency blames budget cuts. peter? >> reporter: it is the biggest day of the year and pushing back against charges. and so here's what law makers say were not necessary. thousands for plush animals and toys and bath tub toy boats and rubber wristbands andate thousand on a stair master and 4.3 million on public opinion polling. and 4 million on office furniture. why did they need that. they need to spend money to save money on office space. they claim to have cut 47 million from the rent costs since 2012. but law make ares are looking at millions of dollars are for public opinion. that money should be spent improving the product. and they reminding them of employees hanging up on callers. and what they call courtesy disconnects. the commissioner explained that customer

the smoking gun, and it's a perception problem that she has, and that feeds the larger narrative that the clintonsay by the same rules and if so they are just within the lines. that's going to continue for the next 17 or 18 or 19 months. >> stephanie, isn't that true isn't there a clinton fatigue factor? >> there is going to be a fatigue factor and it's going to be a fatigue factor for stories like this and how the media covered this. >> we shouldn't cover this? >> the clinton campaign is trying to answer the questions and being forthright and transparent, and however they don't seem to be that worried about it and i think it's probably -- i am not out there campaigning about it but there is a different can conversation happening in new hampshire and iowa and wherever else she is traveling than what we are watching in the national media. her point about republicans are talking about me i think the larger point is yes, they are talking about hillary clinton. hillary clinton is talking about real people and that is what elections are about, and if republicans lose sight of that they are guaranteed t

the hillary clinton's narrative is going to be america is unfair and the source unfairness is to be foundeconomic system and in our social outlook. and the republican candidate has to behoever he or she is to go straight into the fight and make the argument that the best way to assure rise incomes for everyone, opportunity for everyone, and a better, more prosperous more peaceful society is to rely more on the great strength of the american people and our marketplace, and our great private institutions rather than relying upon government. to the extent that we have had inequality rise in the last six or seven years is because the works on behalf of the politically connected and lobbyists loophole in the law incomes have dropped because of failed economic policies which have led us to have the first recovery in the history of america in which the median household income dropped. >> okay, now, -- >> -- and the republican candidate has to make these arguments. >> it's a republican argument and issue argument. here is what is going to happen. whoever the nominee is going to be demonized by mr

this goes into the narrative that some hold about the clintons they're incredibly secretive, look you talked about them switching the phone system inside the white house. what was the overall sense from the people you talked to about whether they just didn't trust certain people or if this was an overrunning theme. >> it was a theme during their entire eight years. again a lot of thursday -- most of them were on the record. he told me that when you're someone's domestic you know what's going on. he heard a loud fight they had in the west sitting hall and heavy objects landing after hillary clinton shouted at the president. this was during -- they were really under siege. this was on the heels of trooper-gate and travel-gate, whitewater. it was a tumultuous time. during the lewinsky travel another staffer told me hillary clinton was tough to track down when they were trying to talk about the typical first lady's jobs to discuss floral arrangements things like that. i know that hillary clinton told laura bush that she regretted having an office in the west wing and so i think it's reall

narrative. are the clinton's secretive or do they think they're above the law. that's what paul is saying about her. >> is there a chance that she comes out on you tube and say i'm not running. >> that would be news. i think probably not. i think she's running. >> the millions are ready to go. >> right. the other thing i think is going to be interested, in 2008, i think she was ambivalent about being someone who ran quote on quotas a woman. a lot of young women and older women are going to see her as the first female president. she's going to say i'm a grandmother and i care about your generation. she's going to run as a woman much more than when she ran in 2008 when she didn't know it was an if or bad thing. >> great conversation. >>> president obama weighed in on hiliary clinton's -- here's what he had to say. >> with respect to hiliary clinton, i'll make my comments very brief. she was a for mittable candidate and a great supporter of mines in the general election. she was an outstanding secretary of state. she's my friend, i think she would be excellent pres

clintons. it reinforces a family narrative, warmth and intimacy that is certainly, certain to be an integral partf the message. i wonder for younger voters who may feel a bit beleaguered by the options on hand which could be clinton/bush, the reinforcement of a grandparent narrative do you think that excites younger voters? do you think that is all an issue in terms of getting folks to the polls, young people in particular? >> i really enjoyed reading that epilog and i didn't do it through any sort of lens about grandparenting specifically but about who hillary is as a person and the emotional context of all of that. i found it quite moving and if, in fact, she's going to be doing these smaller events and what have you, i'm sure there are a lot of people in my home state of iowa just, for example, who would love to talk about grandparenting and challenges a around that because it does speak to larger issues right. grand parents who take care of their children's children and opportunities for retirement savings and i think we have to be careful to not say grandparents as if it's just this soft cud

>> well, i think that there is a concern that a narrative is building. that hillary clintonip said we've seen some campaign numbers showing that voters have serious issues that the clintoning think they don't have the same -- the clintons think they don't have the same rules applying to them as to the rest of the americans. in polls that's a revealing question to look for. they want to get ahead of this. i not that's what we would expect from any campaign that's facing allegations against them. certainly this is an intricate and difficult sort of issue to be deciding. you know one week into it. >> and it's not a friday dump. it's here on a sunday as we begin a new news cycle. phillip, have you read the letter? the. >> i have. >> it says fill an therapy has changed over the -- philanthropy has changed over the past 15 years, and now includes government and nongovernment entities and things that were not part of philanthropy 15 years ago. basically saying the foundation is evolving with the evolving fill an therapyphilanthropyic standards. what do you think? >> i think it's tr

theories saying there was nothing new in the facts and they were woven together to create a narrative meant to damage clintontance there, a talking point we hear a lot from the clintons and if there's one thing that the wider kind of clinton universe is really good at it's killing these books that come out. there were two books that came out last year and they nipped them in the bud before they had a chance to take off in the mainstream media and that's what they are trying to do again here. this is a conservative author worked for george w. bush bobby jindal, sarah palin, and they want to dismiss this in the realm of benghazi conspiracy theories. they are okay with conservatives getting excited about it but they don't want it to break into independent voters democratic voters, and have it overshadow what clinton is trying to do on this rollout. >> you refer to the campaign spokesperson and his comments regarding that but when you hear terms like coordinated attack strategy it does ring reminiscent of the right wing conspiracy that she'd referred to many many many years ago. >> that's right, yeah and the cli

there was this narrative that since hillary clinton has been in public life for over 20 years that she has been thoroughly vetted and, therefore she would make a great candidate because there's no scandal that one could find in her record. what we've found in the last several months, there's a lot more to be vetted at the clinton foundation and her personal e-mails that were supposedly deleted. she is looking a lot more vulnerable now than she did, let's say, a year ago. and i think it may prompt a lot of candidates who were sitting on the sideline maybe not wanting to to the challenge the clinton juggernaut to reconsider and possibly consider a primary run against hillary clinton because, you know, she could falter along these potential scandals that are out there. uma: you know, jack can key the luxury she had, of course is time with no major opponent challenging her at this point from the democratic primary. but once she gets this now, she can't pick and choose really when she wants to speak with reporters or if she doesn't want to speak with reporters or the public in general. she'

humble, midwest grandmother, down to earth, not somebody who fits in this with larger narrative going back to the clintonse that they use public office for personal gain. all of this fits into a question that she has with the e-mail scandal, with benghazi, that she's asking us to trust her. i deleted half my e-mails but there's no work related e-mails in there. we took money from people in there but there's no favor in there, trust us. there's a point where it may not longer work, where the benefit of the doubt may run out for her. >> you talk about the themes, the messages, humility, talking about working people in this country and talking about equality. this is something republicans are eager to hammer them on but i wonder about this as a potent political question for republicans and a question voters might have, look at these sums of money that we're finding out bill clinton commands for these speeches. there's the conflict of interest itself if it's raised there. there's also just -- we're talking $250 million over the last ten plus years. >> right. and for a campaign that's expecting to raise $2 bi

this outcome, country a gave a fortune to the clinton foundation and the the outcome they wanted occurred. there are no smoking guns. it's a pretty tough narrativehere saying this is bogus, she wasn't the only decision maker. >> especially if you know your spouse is going to run or likely to run for president you would think he has a higher bar there. the question is does she pay a political price. >> so far the governor hasn't gone there. he questions her leadership. the new guy to the democratic race used to be republican. then he was an independent. now he says he's a democrat. in south carolina over the weekend, he went there. >> you want to see someone who hasn't had scandal after scandal after scandal. i never had an ethicle blemish. >> he's right with a new democrat. with a democrat saying this can he get traction with that? >> i think you know someone like a bernie sanders. he is not the only democrat starting to say these things. definitely there is a window there. the door is opened. >> speaking of bernie sanders. he will get into the race and join hillary clintonment bernie sanders, we are told will get in in a matter of days. he is f

> there are thin they want believe and by the way kate does a great job as hillary clinton and that can form a narrative that the media can follow and she nails it in a biting way. >> she will always have to dodge that. they are trying a different strategy. but clinton, overall, he could be polarizing and he is still a popular figure can that overriding factor will help her. not hurt. even given the "saturday night live," skits it will be positive. >> if you elect hillary clinton you get two for the price of one. >> i cannot begrudge chelsea as someone who has buck teeth and frizzy area i love it. >> you had a great makeover. >> and marco rubio announces on monday. ahead a very different media narrative for the horrifying police shooting of walter scott in south carolina. ran paul lectures savannah guthrie and is buried under an avalanche of negative 8 >>> and pull's presidential campaign was just hours old when he got a little annoyed at savannah gutry.pull's presidential campaign was just hours old when he got a little annoyed at savannah gutry. >> i once said iran was not a threat. now you say it is.

clinton's 65th birthday party in 2011. "newsweek" reports records show a series of shipments from his company to iran. so we have a lot of different stories here that lead to more of a narrativeut possibly possibly some conflicts. >> definite conflicts. no doubt they are definite conflicts. but i think a lot 6of people that there were going to be problems. democrats knew it. clintons were getting hundreds of millions of dollars from characters across the globe. oligarchs across the globe. and at the same time they were getting deals from the clinton state department. waivers from the clinton state department. and so i'll be honest with you you, all of this has come rushing in so quickly over the past 12 to 24 hours, it's not a book because a lot of people say it's clinton cash and this guy is this this guy is that there is something very interesting. we have breaking news about this guy that wrote clinton cache and we'll reveal on the show at 6:30 who he's going after next. but you're talking about hundreds of millions of dollar you're talking about waivers, a very tight incestuous relationship that there is no doubt going to cause problems. again, this "new york times" artic

> there are thin they want believe and by the way kate does a great job as hillary clinton and that can form a narrative that the media can follow and she nails it in a biting way. >> she will always have to dodge that. they are trying a different strategy. but clinton, overall, he could be polarizing and he is still a popular figure can that overriding factor will help her. not hurt. even given the "saturday night live," skits it will be positive. >> if you elect hillary clinton you get two for the price of one. >> i cannot begrudge chelsea as someone who has buck teeth and frizzy area i love it. >> you had a great makeover. >> and marco rubio announces on monday. ahead a very different media narrative for the horrifying police shooting of walter scott in south carolina. ran paul lectures savannah guthrie and is buried under an avalanche of negative resolution. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. people ship all ki

not only this clinton cash book in the reporting alone, but what is the damage if there is any from its role in a continuing narrativeere is really no real impact, victor, here, other than this makes hillary haters' heads absolutely explode which is what we're seeing across the board. these allegations are purely that. the book that it is based on is a book by an author who is a right wing author. his credibility has come into question. he has had to retract several pieces of reporting. it is a complete hatchet job. again, the only impact this will have p. for those who already do not like hillary clinton. rational thinking, independent voters and her supporters will look at this as yet another attempt to knock her down. this is somebody who has been vetted for decades in the public eye and, frankly, what it says to me is that if this is the only thing that republicans are going to hang their hat on in terms of going after her, this and benghazi, frankly, they're admitting that they have absolutely no substance with which to go head-to-head with her, toe-to-toe in the battlefield of ideas. voters are looking to hear

. >> alex, now there's this new narrative by the clinton camp to paint her as the original elizabeth tell me about that. >> that's right. they point to going back to the '90s in the clinton white house when her husband ran as a very centrist democrat moderate on fiscalish shusz, ishsues was a big hawk on the deficit. in the administration, people were uneasy about hillary clinton. they thought she was too far to the left. they called her and her advisors the bolsheviks inside the clinton administration. so the clinton people are trying to revive that legacy. it's something she pushed aside and didn't want to emphasize when she got into the senate. she made a big effort to work across the aisle with republicans and present herself as sort of a compromising moderate centrist and that's how she ran in 2008 but now with this revived progressive activist left she's pointing to that legacy and saying she was for universal health care before barack obama, she was for universal child care, all of this before elizabeth warren and a lot of people in the party. >> alex seitz-wald thanks. >>> ne

springing together disparity data points false allegations to weave together a narrative to try to take down the clintons. the fact is -- >> there were three major reports all with different contents about the clinton foundation not to mention what we just talked about 15 minutes ago about the whole e-mail situation. was that the vast right wing as well? >> you act as if the clinton foundation is hillary clinton's private pocketbook. she is now running as president of the united states. she was a distinguished senator from new york who got bipartisan praise for her work there. she was an extraordinary secretary of state. >> i know her spokes people want to say we need to look to the future. when you run for president, everyone looks at your past. >> the most honest thing bernard said this afternoon is that the clinton's foundation is an extension of their pocketbook. that's what it is. "the new york times" today and "the washington post" aren't part of the right wing conspiracy. you had two damning, huge articles that show that the clintons will refuse to be held accountable to any standards of everyday

. >> -- say that people do care that it feeds into a narrative about the clintons. >> that's different of a narrative. political life for 30 years. but in terms of -- aah, what about the e-mail, i can't detect it. >> journalists ask we questions that are important. is it an important question? >> it's a legitimate question to ask and get an answer to. >> some guy took your bicycle helicopter. i don't know. you must not have locked the garage. >> we all have these in florida. great state. >> almost deadly serious here, a small gyrocopter piloted by a 61-year-old mail man crashed on to the lawn of the u.s. capitol yesterday. peter alexander is joining us now. peter, what can you tell us about this latest security scare? >> reporter: mika, joe, good morning. this definitely gives new meaning to the idea of air mail. we're standing in the middle of the national mall this was the flight path ultimately heading up just shy of the capitol there behind us. michael mccall head of the house homeland security committee said had it gotten any closer to the speaker's balcony, police with long guns

narrative about yesterday. and that refers to the hillary clinton and subtle jab as one of the other rivals in the nomination, jebis of the yesterday generation of the clinton era. and that serves to purposes. scott walker middle-class is a jab at hillary clinton throw hundred thousand speeches. and the other republican challenger ares ruling class to establish himself as someone who understands middle-class worries. yes, they are going after hillary clinton, but it serves a dual purpose about going after the republican rivals. >> fleetwood mactheme. marco pulls up beatles classic yesterday. >> just yesterday, a leader from yesterday. (applause) began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. >> that is an effective line. and it will propel him to the nomination, nina? >> it is cleffer and makes hemlock like a fresh new face which he is and what people like about marco rubio. but is it a disqualifying theme for hillary clinton who bite way is sitting there with little competition in the democratic primpary and these guys are having to distinguish themselves from each o

that fits the narrative of the clintons going back to when bill was in the white house.oot for the whole truth. i think that's a terrible way to begin a campaign. it's likely to get worse during the campaign. it just strikes me and shows she's been out of real political politics and she's come back the same way. nothing has changed. here we go again. i think it's a terrible way to begin a campaign. for voters, if this is what you want, if you want a government you can't trust, you start out that way we get the government we deserve >> we certainly do. rip van winkle. great to see you. >> pleasure. >>> a texas trooper in hot water for snapping this photo with snoop dog. he's now required to go to counselling. we'll tell you why and share your comments coming up. >>> putting an addition on your home? you don't want to miss this. bob massi is here to talk about the legal mines that you could encounter as u redo your kitchen. ♪ are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protectio

that said, there are still -- it does reinforce some of the narratives that are out there, about hillary clintonaign and political perspective, she'll need to address down the road. i don't think she needs to overcorrect by immediately responding, because i think her team is doing an excellent job responding. >> so do you agree, angela that she should let her aides respond, even when you have the lack of disclosures and the fact that you have the real allegation, that there were conflicts, and that they're goings to also re-do some of the tax statements that the foundation has given the irs? >> well rev, let's address a couple of things. one is something that appears to be a conflict is not in and of itself a conflict. of course the optics right now look bad because you haven't heard a response from secretary clinton. but her team has been very clear about saying not only is this a republican hit job, not only has secretary clinton not been -- they haven't claimed anything about her wrongdoing in this effort, this is totally just a smear job. in fact, recently there was a republican strategy cal

>> hillary clinton recognizes she gets to set the narrative.s in a barrel right now and hillary gets to come in and say i am above the frey and new hampshire, i am just dropping by and will talk to you on my way back to washington, d.c. she is going to be trailing them and showing up as the calm and relaxing person after the scrum. >> her scooby doo trip the people in new hampshire are sophisticated enough to know what is authentic and what isn't, and they will look and say we want to know what is real? if you are going to manufacture the controlled events that's not going to go over in new hampshire, and she -- her folks better teach her to be more authentic and not control it or it will continue to be the butt of many jokes. >> we appreciate both of you being here for us and of course we will be talking about that a lot moreover over the coming months leading up to the election. we'll be right back. thanks. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray outperforms a leading allergy pill. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase control

come out at the same time the clinton foundation is holding an event overseas so it will definitely highlight the alleged foreign connection and it fits into a larger narrative, part of this washington corrupt establishment, but if there's one thing the clinton world is really good at, it's killing negative books that come out. they've already done it pretty successfully for two books that came out last year negative books about hillary clinton from conservative writers, media matters that pro clinton group has come out with a very comprehensive debunk on this. they've been putting the chairman of the campaign did an interview last night where he called it conspiracy theory said there was nothing new here kind of the same talking points we hear the clintons often used when they are attacked in this kind of way. republicans are going to try, but the clintons have been good at defeating this and the key thing they want to do is keep it as a conservative issue so it only fires up the conservative base doesn't really influence democrats or independent voters. we'll see if they are successful. >> mark on the republican side germany, poland ai stone ya what's the

narrative that exist. if you like the clintons it is not going to bother you. what does it take to be a cutter?rs of apprenticeship that is quickly fading. that is quickly coming up. good morning. it is april 21. ♪ tom: good morning. bloomberg "surveillance." our top headlines. olivia: the first freely elected civilian of egypt, mursi has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. in 2011 he was arrested after millions protested for abuse of power. the military eventually overthrew mursi's government. italy has arrested the captain of the boat that capsized in the mediterranean killing hundreds of migrants. another crew member was arrested. the captain has been charged with multiple homicides. the u.n. says 800 people may have died. european leaders will meet thursday. brendan: would make it word of the drug industry largest takeover attempt this year. teva is preparing to make a bid for mylan. elliott gotkine is in tel aviv. elliott: we understand that teva's bid could be tabled as early as today. not only would it either biggest deal so far this year, it would created the understated -- undisputed

narrative. they're not. they're heightening and exaggerating for comedic purposes. hillary clintonankenstein in here but she seems calculating and someone who wants to win and wants to be president forever and has a problem being relatable. that makes us laugh. they portray hillary as like sarah palin wouldn't be funny. it doesn't resonate with us. it's what the person is about. the essence. >> i go back to gerald ford and chevy chase. this dopey guy that resonated and not in a good way for gerald ford. >> to me it just further and solidifies the narrative. if you are running for president, if you are marco rubio announcing today, worry about what you do in the real world. that will be heightened in the comedy world. i worked at "snl" for years. they were great. they weren't inventing these people. they were based on what candidates were actually saying or the politician was saying in the real world. i'm excited. it's political comedy season now. cue the breaking news banner. this is the best time of the year. it will be so much fun. >> do you think tina fey's spoof on sarah palin

say chuck, i was truck by that part of hillary clinton's tweet, too familiar, which made it sound like this goes on all the time and that was the narrativen ferguson, hands up, don't shoot get shot in the back and as we know it didn't happen after multiple investigations. what do you think hillary clinton is saying, what happened in south carolina too fall. >> it is a fact that democrats have treated the incidents as an opportunity to remind a big part of their political base, namely african-americans, that the democratic party is on their side to put it very politely. to senator graham that is politicizing but to me that is the natural response of a party to one of its constituent groups. she is playing that same game. to george's point what we have here is a big difference between what happened in ferguson and what happened in south carolina. basically, the local officials responded much more transparently not just in pressing charges against the officer but talking about it more openly and expressing and it was a much different incident >> this guy is running away and we have video of it and that is the point where i disagree or would

clinton actually fits the mood of what americans say they want. >> i wonder if given what josh is saying about the demons from 2008 around dysfunction and infighting, and then with the e-mail narrativee with the campaign is that they're going to make a transparency and efficiency almost a priority here going into 2016. i know that hillary clinton is getting hit on not sort of giving the big overarching message about why she's running for president. but even if iowa she's put some specific proposals on the table, or addressed the issues of you know, the minimum wage constitutional amendment to deal with citizens united marriage inequality, paid leave. i mean she is touching on policies in a more specific way than she has been before. how much do you think that that is a sort of reaction to the criticism? >> i don't think it is because i think she does have to make an argument to the american people about why she is a good candidate. i don't think the american people are just going to accept it on its face. they want to see her make that argument. in terms of the e-mails and the distraction, i just don't think it's going away. i don't think it's going to be a day in day out story. but

narrative going. and i think this is just going to put the clinton campaign under tremendous pressure to both just measureebrity, her fame and her persona over a very long period of time -- >> you make it seem as if this is a bar that is difficult can. i think just by the nature of campaigns and the people that are working on her team, i think that your worry that she won't have things to say will end up being unfounded. eric: well, at some point it's going to have to turn and get away from the scooby doo van and go to the serious issues we face so we wait for that. leadership and daniel, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. jenna: well, just enough time to call for help before flying away in a plane's cargo hold. we saw the view from inside the plane earlier this week. well now we have his desperate 9 is 11 -- 911 call. our chief correspondent, jonathan momentum has the details from our west coast newsroom. >> reporter: hey, jenna. quite a call to get. the baggage hanger banging there as you hard on the ceiling of that hold, freaking out only so concern --, freaking out some of the passengers, ca

hillary clinton is a candidate for president of the united states and her opponents on the republican side are trying to develop a narrativechallenged for years and years, and the details are going to probably cause most people's eyes to glaze over but it's going to contribute to a general impression if the republicans have their way. >> right. it's definitely going to have people talking today and wondering, you know where the truth is in all of these accusations and these claims. thanks so much for trying to break it down for us. it is a complicated issue. thanks for joining us today on "first look." "way too early" is next. ortho home defense gives you year long control of all these household bugs - roaches, ants, and spiders. spectracide gives you year long control... of just roaches. their label says so. got more than roaches moving in? get home defense. the label tells the story. ortho bug b gon gives you season-long control of all these types of bugs. spectracide gives you season-long control... of just ants. their label says so. bugged by more than ants? get ortho bug b gon. the label tells the story. why do we do

struck by that part of hillary clinton's tweet too familiar, which made it sound like this is the kind of thing that goes on all the time. of course that was the narrativeuson hands up, don't shoot, get shot in the back as we now know it didn't happen after multiple investigations. so what do you think hillary clinton saying, well what happened in south carolina, too familiar? >> i think it's a fact that the democrats have treated these incidents as an opportunity to remind a big part of their political base namely african-americans that the democratic party is on their side to put it very politely. now to lindsey graham, that's politicizing. to me, that's the natural response of a party to one of its constituent groups. she is playing that same game. but to george's point, i think what we have here is a big difference between what happened in ferguson and what happened in south carolina. basically the local officials responded much more transparently, not just in pressing charges against the officer, but talking about it more openly and expressing -- but of course it was a much different incident. >> that's the key different facts. >> this situation wh

examples of narrative, which is do you come clean, the clintons as a machine, when you have someone askingbenghazi the e-mail servers, now the stuff about the cgi, is that a fair criticism? that the way they handle these situations may not be as immediate and open as people want. >> well i would say that yes, she's been very open with everything. on the e-mails she turned over you know tens of thousands of e-mails. >> deleted others though. >> others said please make them public. >> but not all of them. only the 55,000 not everything that was on the server. >> i think it was a situation where previous secretaries have had similar situations with private e-mail accounts. so i think she is really rolling this out. i mean it is just one thing after the other because the strategy for the republicans is to tear down hillary clinton. what we would like to see is some sort of proactive future looking argument from the republicans. but the republicans don't have anything to offer the american people particularly on advancing the economy. what we look at at emily's list is absolutely critical. >> t

clinton. new"new york times" columnist says female characters are in power and no one in the narrative universe or television audience thinks it is a big deal. vp's salina meyer occupies the oval office and elizabeth mccord helped prevent another cold war. thank you, ma'am. perhaps the scene from "game of thrones" sums it up best. >> one, two. one, two. one, two. one, two. one, two. >> i don't think that was the right tape. can we try again fellas ? >> the seven kingdoms is triewld and loved by a powerful army and the right powerful name. >> good luck finding him. >> who said anything about him? >> who indeed? who said anything about him tom? >> i didn't. i wouldn't. do you agree with how americans have become more open to a woman president because of tv? >> i think the republicans if they have a slogan it should be just not this one. they are open to it. and yes see women are ruling everything. they've got to get away from this women are like -- we are down on our luck. they are the best characters on tv. patty hughes, peggy olson i love this character sara linden all great feminists. kailey f

the foundation or questions about whether the clintons enriched themselves through their foundation and not really -- and that really feeds that narrative narrative that they aren't of the people. >> ifill: everyday americans. the everyday american slogan. what voters are more frustrated about, about washington, is it's dysfunctional. but they believe people in washington who are elected officials are using their position to make themselves wealthy. this does not help hillary clinton change the perception. so there's the perception that yes, there were donors giving money to get access -- >> ifill: not proven. >> woodruff: not proven. this is all just appearance, but the appearance that you have a charity that's doing good works but at the same time the donors to that charity are paying you and your husband to speak hundreds of thousands of dollars to speak to their groups. that becomes -- >> ifill: okay. let's get away from betwixt and between and get to rock and a hard place. this would be jeb bush. i have all these lined up. jeb bush, the worther of former president george w. bush came out in a private not very long meeting with dono

clinton doesn't have. the life story about his parents. his dad worked as a bartender in las vegas. it's a great narrative. hillary doesn't have one like that. >> that was my exact point. a great contrast with hillary. this week in the washington post, there was a picture of the candidates house in florida. fourteenford if 150. i'm mainstream america. what do you make of his positioning? >> i think he's selling himself as the picture of the american dream. giving his speech in front of the miami freedom tower where refugees came in the 1960s. this is what i embody. it's slipping away. i can change that. the contrast to hillary clinton's announcement yesterday is so clear. marco rubio is selling himself. hillary clinton is distancing herself from her own campaign. her campaign video she only appears in it for nine seconds. and has these so-called everyday americans that are the centerpiece. >> let's move to that. and hear sound from that video. here's hillary clinton. >> for president. americans have fought their way back from tough economic times. but the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top.

>> we'll talk about hillary clinton's weekend launch and the way the coverage of the shooting, the fatal and tragic shooting in north carolina, that narrativeifferent on the videotape than what we saw in ferguson. >> thank you. >>> coming up, up next, they say the fda allowed dangerous product that are supposed to help consumers allow them to be on store shelves across the country. coming up, our doctor weighs in on what it means and about the health risks. >>> then, there's this -- a man accused of stalking sandra bullock. we're hearing the 911 call made by the terrified actress after she says she saw him in her house. >> 911 emergency, operator 214. >> yes, i'm in -- someone has broken into my house. i'm hiding in the closet. >> they're in the house now is. >> yes. yes, they are. retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his investing and help him plan for the road ahead.

. >> that's the narrative of 2008 and what's what the hillary clinton campaign people are hoping thiser back against the wall she got better, they changed the setting she was in. she was in more intimate environments and they want to replicate that for 2016 do that before her back is against the wall do it while she's out in front and hope it produces the same results. >> thank you very much. we'll be looking for your new cover story of "new york" magazine. gene, stay with us if you can. >>> coming up lead negotiator for the u.s. in the nuclear negotiations with iran. we have a lot of questions for her. she's going to reveal the simple office supply that wendy sherman used to help both sides reach a deal. "morning joe" will be right back. moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. after brushing listerine® total care helps prevent cavities strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and for kids starting at age six, listerine® smar

narrative so much. >> i think, we've gotten signals from clinton and her allies that is very much the direction she intendsremember again, when she announced in 2008 and 2007 rather she said i'm in and i'm in to win. she sort of projected this air of inevitability. that this was just about winning rather than you know connecting with democratic voters on the issues they care about. in appearance after appearance over the last two years, whether it was on a book tour paid speech or political stop she would talk about equal pay and women's health. they realize that the path to victory for a democratic president in 2016 very much depends on the party's built-in demographic advantages among hispanics, among african-americans, among young people and among unmarried women specifically who have drifted very strongly into the democratic camp. so i would expect her to talk about that as owe mostpposed to the air of inevitability that troubled her in 2008. >> we know on the gop side marco rubio expected to announce next week. so many things for us to keep an eye on peter hanby and jeff zeleny our thanks to you, you

constant drip drip drip of stories where the clintons have not done the right thing or have barely done the right thing is not going to be a helpful narrative for them over the next 18 months. >> but stephanie's right that you did not hear jeb bush out there talking about that this week. we heard mitt romney saying it sounds like bribery but no one who's actually running for president said that. and there is a danger i think of republican overreach. but this is only one small part of it. we have the benghazi e-mails coming out p ps theg gob a stoundtrack of this pane sxan like it or. p the voters might not be paying attention to it but it is going to happen. >> republicans out of focus on what this election is about. there is almost a guarantee that there will be republican overreach in this election. >> speaking of overreaching last night washington once again probably could have been accused of overreaching with the white house correspondents' dinner. we're going to talk about that coming up. the four of you will stick around when we get to that. we'll be talking about president obama's turn as comedian in chief. something he's used to do

clinton and jeb bush. finally, it's the personal narrative. it's the biography that makes relatable in america that's increasingly diverse. you're running as a candidate of generational change but you oppose marriage equality. that's tough. if you're running as a candidate of change but say climate change is not manmade and you're not a scientist, that's a tough sell. so there are a couple hurdles there. incredibly hawkish on foreign policy that will make him popular in the gop. he is going to be a player he's going to be a contender. a huge natural talent. >> j.b. turns to the page with the poll numbers, it is early. but he's not known. he got known for the wrong reason when it came to his rebuttal when he did the reach and grab thing. he's recovered nicely from that. we were talking before the show this was a polished speech last night. i think he sounded as good or better than senator obama did in 2008. we interviewed him back then. hoe certainly has a better feel of the field. but on the numbers he's not doing that well. doesn't that matte